Sentence examples for that everything actual from inspiring English sources

From the limitations of our knowledge of ourselves (or, for that matter, of anything actual existing) together with the less plausible assumption that "that everything actual must be thought to be actual by some thinking being," Mendelssohn infers that there is "an infinite intellect" that does represent everything to itself (Morning Hours, pp. 103f/Gesammelte Schriften 3/2, pp. 141ff).

"'The Gallery of Lost Art' feels to me like a ghost museum in that everything is a trace, not the actual work of art, but evidence — whether a newspaper report or grainy black and white last image," said Jane Burton, creative director for Tate Media, who helped organize the exhibition.

The real target of the claim that everything is actual is the possibilist's division of being into two modes: actuality and mere possibility (i.e., contingent nonactuality).

Stop EVERYTHING! Actual plot alert.

5 6 days after that everything was fine.

It may well be true that everything (in the actual world) is necessarily a product of the big bang i.e., that nothing in this world would have existed without it.

Many philosophers are drawn to the thesis of actualism: The thesis that absolutely everything is actual and how an object is simpliciter is how it actually is, unactualized possibilities for an object being in some sense hypothetical ways of being for that object.

Warrant for this claim is grounded in the idea that everything, whether possible or actual, has a "sufficient reason" for why it is rather than not.

It is simply false, then, that absolutely everything is actual.

Matters are more difficult if one is an actualist, subscribing to the thesis that absolutely everything is actual.

Since reports are actual facts, make sure that everything you are writing is true and factual.